Recent research shows that consumers’ insurance priorities evolved during the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to consumers growing increasingly concerned about their financial security, their expectations of insurance packages changed as they sought out new types of products and offerings. The days of one-size-fits-all policies are gone; in its place is interest in policies that are… Read More

For credit card issuers, time is money. Lengthy, time-consuming application processes can discourage consumers from successfully completing applications, and that has a direct impact on the bottom line by driving up acquisition costs—which already average $200 per customer. The competition for credit card customers is intense, and issuers are investing more than ever to acquire… Read more

Waiting on hold to speak with a service agent just doesn’t cut it these days. Speed and convenience matter to customers more than ever. And by “speed,” we’re talking five minutes max for a reply online, or for an agent to pick up a call and initiate the response. That’s certainly the view taken in… Read more

The competition for credit card customers is intense and issuers are investing more than ever to acquire customers. This year, the largest issuers anticipate increasing their marketing spend close to 35% as they seek to attract new customers.¹ With an average cost of around $200 to acquire a credit card consumer, and many more times… Read More

It’s a consumer’s worst nightmare—credit card fraud. And as cashless transactions become more common and e-commerce sales grow, it’s more prevalent than ever. In fact, 2020 saw a 44% rise in credit card fraud over the previous year, according to the Federal Trade Commission. Due in part to the global pandemic, as well as changing… Read more

Know your customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) processes are designed to ensure that customers are who they say they are and prevent criminals from depositing or transferring funds that result from illicit activity. This critical function helps banks evaluate customer risk and avoid compliance mistakes. Failure to comply with AML regulations can have significant… Read more

Recent research from EY shows that consumers’ insurance priorities have evolved during the COVID-19 pandemic.¹ Consumers have grown increasingly concerned about their financial security and less accepting of one-size-fits-all insurance packages. Even as consumers’ needs change and they embrace a digital customer experience, speaking with a human agent on the phone remains the preferred method… Read More

From 2019–2020, there were nearly 400,000 reports of credit card fraud, according to the Federal Trade Commission—a 44% growth over the previous year. This multibillion dollar crime continues to grow as consumers flock to online shopping channels, a trend that was exacerbated by the recent global pandemic. Credit card fraud attempts increased 35% in 2020… Read more

Protecting client information is of the utmost importance to the Gridspace team. We take privacy and security seriously and respect the data that’s kept with us. And we can now announce that this commitment to attaining the highest standards has been officially recognized, with Gridspace receiving Certified Status for information security and compliance from the… Read more

As part of a strategy to partner with highly innovative technology companies, Graphcore is collaborating with Gridspace to drive innovation in conversational artificial intelligence (AI). Envisioning a contact center automation platform accelerated by intelligence processing units (IPUs), engineers at Graphcore and Gridspace are working together to explore IPU-based voice applications toward the goal of human… Read more

Prior authorization is the most costly, time-consuming administrative transaction for providers.¹ At the same time, prior authorizations for everything from prescriptions to screening to treatments are increasing, increasing the burdens on physicians and staff who are stretched thin and focused on delivering patient care and a positive patient experience. While it’s an unwelcome administrative reality… Read more

Ninety-six percent of healthcare executives say patient leakage is a priority, with lost revenue amounting to close to $1 million per physician per year. While the failure to schedule and attend referral visits has substantial financial consequences for providers and healthcare systems, the impact on patient care is also significant. Referrals are integral to managing… Read More